And the question may not be whether someone else thinks of you as elderly, but whether you think of yourself as elderly. Jon Carroll, a columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle, has been referring to himself as an elderly man for 20 years or so. Sometimes I feel more elderly than others, says Carroll, who is 69.
To change the refresh frequency for your monitor. 1. Open Display in Control Panel. 2. On the Settings tab, click Advanced. 3. On the Monitor tab, in the Refresh Frequency list, click a new refresh rate. Note.
When you upgrade your office computer with a widescreen display, Windows usually detects the new monitor and adjusts the video resolution to accommodate the wider shape of the screen. But when you end up with a stretched and distorted picture that fills the entire screen, the resolution is still set for the old monitor.elated Reading: How to Save a Picture of a Screen Shot. Step 3. Click the Apply button to change the setting. After Windows applies the change, a pop-up box appears. If you're happy with the new look of your display, select Keep Changes; otherwise, click Revert to go back to the old setting and try again.